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If we move, I am taking that damn chandelier with me.
If we move, I'm taking a lot more than that. I just might pack up my mom and my mother-in-law right in the boxes, along with my socks and yoga pants. No one would know right? I mean no one would care right? I'll even make sure we have a nice basement where they can sleep.
But no, really. This is a big deal. One that has flipped my stomach inside out and made my brain feel very full and heavy.
Todd interviewed for a job in Denver last week, and it sounds as though we will find out tomorrow what our fate is. And I am torn to pieces about it.
Denver is like, over 1,000 miles away.
On one hand, this could be our chance. Our chance to make more money and catch up and get to a place financially where we would be okay again. And this is a big deal. We've be behind for a while now. And may husband has worked so hard to do anything and everything to provide for our family, but the economy has really screwed us over, as it has many, many other American's. So we have to do what we have to do for us, and what is right for the 4 of us. And as much as we would miss our families, this just might be the best thing to ever happen to us.
Todd tells me to stop thinking about it. That he's not going to get it. That the guy tomorrow is going to tell him he didn't get the job.
On one hand, I would be heartbroken, because we need to do something. But on the other hand, I would breath a sigh of relief, and say "Thank you God for not taking me away from my mother." Yes, at 31 years old, I still need my Mom.
So, I try to sleep again tonight, and I will probably NOT take another bath because I can't take the torture of lying there and thinking too much. I will probably fold clothes and watch DVR'd House and How I Met Your Mother.
And I will probably find myself thinking anyways......
3 comments:
First of all, I will miss you terribly if you move. Second, the Denver area is AWESOME & you will love it. I haven't within 1,000 miles of my mom since 1997 (wait, she's only a 10 hour drive away from me now so not quite 1,000 miles). Sometimes it sucks but friends become your family and it's OK.
As much as it would suck (for me) for you to move (don't worry about me), I would totally be happy for you guys. Sometimes you just have to pack up and start over for true happiness.
I grew up in Cleveland,OH and moved to Denver about 15 years ago and fell in LOVE with this city! If you end up moving out here you might find yourself falling in love too. If you don't mind me sharing my top 10 reasons why Denver is a great city just keep reading.....
1. Sun,sun,sun..everyday.
2. Snow melts by the end of the day. Very few shoveling days here.
3. Friendly,helpful people everywhere
4. Mountains nearby to escape city life
5. Lots of meet-up communities where you can find new friends who have similar interests
6. We have a great mayor,John Hickenlooper
7. Free parking meters all day on Sundays
8. Best library system for Free DVD, music, online content in the country
9. Fabulous museums
10. Free outdoor movies, concerts etc all summer long.
I think you might really enjoy it if you get relocated.
If you ever need more questions answered about Denver or Denver real estate. Feel free to visit my blog at denvering.com or follow me on Twitter @Denvering
Jennifer Pollock,CRS
Keller Williams Realty
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